Poems
How should I be?
Here’s a poem about the thoughts that many of us have with regards to our desires, expectations, insecurities and how we handle change. I don’t know to be! I feel so alone I am not alone, but I feel it Read more…
Education/training
Teachers work short days and are always on holiday! What do they do during those breaks?
Teacher ROAR asked teachers to share what they were doing during the Half Term. What a great way to show the public the ‘invisible’ work we do. 🙂 The content shown below was on Twitter. Twitter restricts Tweets to 140 Read more…
Children
The role of a father
I wrote a post about the role of a mother a year or so ago. I really wanted to write one about fathers but perhaps because my father passed away some years ago or maybe for other reasons, I couldn’t Read more…
Being proactive
What I learned about campaigning when we shared leaflets last week
On Saturday 17th May, a few members of the Harrow Teachers’ Association met with members of the public to explain the NUT campaign – Stand Up For Education. My journey I went through a bit of a journey and was Read more…
Personal
How being ‘alone’ has helped me
Nearly a year ago, Suraj went to India for a long stay. I was proud of him for deciding to take this spiritual journey because I had made a similar long trip a year or so before. It was amazing Read more…
Holidays
The Gambia
A friend and I went on holiday together a few years ago. We planned an adventure in Gambia and we were so glad we did it! 🙂 The weather was great, the facilities in the hotel were fab and there Read more…
Children
If men are from Mars and women from Venus, parents are surely from Jupiter!
Here’s a guest post from Radhika Madlani. She is a mother, an employee, a wife, a writer and so much more. Seeing as she juggles so much already, I thought I’d add to her load and ask her to write Read more…
